elmore pushed him. >> okay. elmore pushing?> yeah. >> both men will soon have hearings to determine how much time, if any, they will get in disciplinary segregation. as harsh a housing situation as any we've ever seen. >> from my personal perspective i feel i should be found not guilty. but -- only god knows right now, you know? >> i mean, this is jail. people lie. it's one thing, it's filled with liars and it's filled with thieves. i don't believe almost in anything anybody tells me in here. >> who really started the fight? >> he started the fight. he started the entire thing. >> but elmore has a reputation for fighting. he's serving a one-year sentence for assault on a police officer. >> when you resist arrest they try to make it like you're out looking for police officers to beat up or something and that's not what it is. i don't put my hands on someone unless they put their hands on me. >> elmore says that's exactly what franklin did during their monopoly game. but franklin says he would never hurt anyone. >> i'm the most k

for him yesterday all day and night as she waits for news alongside her other son while hamad aziz elmore reaches desperation only deepens come all is all too familiar with this kind of suffering it's why he sits in this booth despite the heat it's why he works from early in the morning until late at night. finding children helping adults making a difference one name at a time. a major improvement but the key to prolong camping cox's bazar bangladesh. hong kong is hosting people from all over the world with one thing in common they're all haka it's a minority group of hand chinese scattered across southern china and dozens of other countries but the language and culture is rapidly disappearing as difficult pollen explains. a love song passed down through generations the villagers fear they'll be the last to sing it there are few young people left in this haka village and paddling most have gone to live alongside the dominant cantonese speakers leaving behind their ancestral homes heritage and mother tongue. culture hakkasan language full of which it would be a pity if it is gone seventy m

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in the republican strategist aaron elmore. good to see you. rocking out on this friday morning.p 90% the revenues are up 42 percent. technology is 23 percent of the overall markets. coming up this morning new york stock exchange zero motorcycles. the top story this hour looking for colgate moments ago. they're also waiting on the first raid on how fast the economy was growing last quarter. joining us now global academics editor. john, what do you want to start with. again, do investors need that tax reform. i think they will get some kind of tax reform. there is a very aggressive timetable they are setting out to. very ambitious but it looks like they're moving in that direction. the earnings numbers are so good. and as you said in your lead up. working to be getting economic growth in numbers out tomorrow and they're there to coming pretty strong as well. a little bit south of 3%. the economy is doing pretty will right now. it sure is enough to keep it going. it's a major issue. when things are going poorly and things are going well. the european economy has started turning up

joining me erin elmore and former trump campaign surrogate and an attorney.bc news president noah oppenheim had some business with harvey wean steen. the guy writes scripts part-time apparently. coworkers said sighs he wants write full time. you don't have don't have to be in journalism to realize that is verboten and this guy is the president of nbc news. >> there is recent "gallup poll," david, trust in the media are down to 32%. stories like this is exactly why this is happening this man lacked all journalistic integrity and act the out of complete self-interest. american people think they turn into the television to hear news of the day. this can't be motivated by self-interest. this is not first time mr. oppenheim found himself in the conversation. we know the conversation between billy bush and president trump on "access hollywood," came out during the campaign that was very inflammatory. at the time mr. oppenheim ran "the today show." and his talent was bully bush and he quashed that story. that lacks journalistic -- david: forgive me, erin, talking ab

former republican convention deputy press secretary erin elmore with us this morning. "the wall street journal" editor jon hilsenrath is here and trading partner chief strategist michael blog. good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> we're looking forward to seeing you in washington. >> looking forward to that as well. the big news this week in washington is the senate vote on the budget. >> way. the challenge right now that mitch mcconnell faces is having enough bodies in the senate to get the vote. thad cochran has been set. they can only go to 52 votes. they only have 52 republicans to work with and they need 50 votes. it's a bit of a slim margin. maria: sometimes err in their voting as well. >> all believe that one when i see it. >> eps looks better, revenue shortfall, a lot of that is being pointed to as being caused by the company pulling back from some businesses related to aca. we have to ask ourselves, is this good, bad come expected. looks pretty good. i've been liking health care here and looks pretty solid so far. we will see if it happens. the market

erin elmore, jon hilsenrath, guy benson. stuart, you're watching record highs in the market. stuart: yes, aim. well, are we going to get there today? 40 odd points away. good morning, it's great to be back specially on a day where we might, i think, we probably will, i think we almost certainly will hit 23,000 on the dow and we are very close to it. that was the close yesterday. 22,956. it was the 66th time the dow had hit record during the still young trump presidency. and this is how we open this morning. we are going to go up again, certainly for the dow, 20-odd points. we are off. legitimate question, what's going on here? number one, the economy is growing, number two, commit today tax cut and number three reports are strong. look at netflix. prepare to spend $8 billion to produce its own content next year over 5 million new subscribers signed up in three months. the stock is above $200 per share. sales up worldwide reported this morning by johnson johnson & jo. morgan stanley, same story with goldman sachs, all of them dow stocks, all of them up. let's sum it up, the me